Learn how to make a sedimentary rock | Teacher Time
7/27/2021 | 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Make your own sedimentary rock with crayons, a plastic cup, and your own strength!
Señora Rozo shares what the 3 types of rocks are that we can find on our planet as well as how you can make one of your very own sedimentary rocks! Rootle and PBS NC are proud to bring you Teacher Time, a series of fun, hands-on activities created by NC teachers! Visit pbsnc.org/ahl for more information. Thanks to the Burroughs Wellcome Fund for their support.
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Learn how to make a sedimentary rock | Teacher Time
7/27/2021 | 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Señora Rozo shares what the 3 types of rocks are that we can find on our planet as well as how you can make one of your very own sedimentary rocks! Rootle and PBS NC are proud to bring you Teacher Time, a series of fun, hands-on activities created by NC teachers! Visit pbsnc.org/ahl for more information. Thanks to the Burroughs Wellcome Fund for their support.
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Today, we will learn how to make one of the types of rocks that we can find in our planet.
Here on earth, there are three types of rocks, igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary, which are made up of a lot of little pieces and form layers.
Let's create our own sedimentary rocks.
Grab some old broken crayons, a plastic container, and something sturdy to break them.
Take the pieces of crayon and apply pressure.
Put them in a plastic container, apply some pressure.
This pieces of crayons represent all types of rocks.
After some time and a lot of pressure, they become a sedimentary rock.
And don't forget, you rock.
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